lisa. >> for southern marin.ael, south saw leto, fairfax where we are looking at rain rates of about half-inch an hour. so be careful there. we are looking at just some nuisance flooding. it really should abit by later on today when we do get a break. cordamero creek is getting awfully high. but mt. tam, 9 inches. it sounds amazing. other parts of the bay area just picking up a tenth around the livermore valley. we do have gusty winds out of the southwest up to 25 miles an hour. here's a look at doppler hd. 610 and 580, the rain shadow effect where most of the lift comes from the mountains, the coastal millions and that's where the written is enhanced. a warm frontal band is moving over the bay area right now. we are looking at breezy and moderate rain in the north bay. hills berg, and south 101. santa rosa, the wet weather, petaluma, the small stream flood advisory. and american can i don't know right rain. san francisco light to moderate rain with gusty winds. redwood city on and off showers. fremont looking fo

then toward northern marin and southern marin valley. mill beach getting ready for more heavy rain. lood watch until 3:00 for parts of napa, marin and sonoma. the rest of the area look for pesky, light showers. also fremont between 680 and 880 looking at a shower. concord, antioch, out toward discovery bay in the san ramon valley, as well as oakland, you are dry. in the sierra nevada it's 38 degrees at the tahoe valley airport. higher elevation snow and we will look at the winter storm warning until monday, that's tomorrow, with an additional 8 inches of snow at lake level. the snow level will lower tonight but this afternoon golf 7,000 feet. if you know folks up there, they may have a tough time getting back today. temperatures in the mid-and upper 50s. the droppal allowing for mild readings. throughout the rest of the day temperatures fairly up a form with numbers ranking from 56 santa rosa, as well as concord. livermore coming in at 57. here's a look at a soggy emeryville. we have the heaviest rain this morning in the north bay and periods of heavy rain for everyone throughout the

seen anywhere from 7 to 9 inches in the hillier terrain, but down here from the south bay, the southern marin area into san francisco, it's been moderate and the south bay has been light. but it is beginning to pick up from the coast through palo alto. still san jose is lagging behind as well as livermore, but we are looking for a series of wet weather systems to continue to bring the wet weather right on through tomorrow. so anywhere from nearly 2 inches in oakland to 0.75 of an inch in san francisco and fremont, also along the coast. we'll talk about the timing of the rest of the day today through tomorrow, and good thing we're going to get a break because we will need it. >> lisa, thank you. nick smith is joining us live from the north bay this morning. nick, there's the infamous lucky drive. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: you know, katie, a couple of things i want to point off right off the top. as we've been standing here, we can't help but notice the number of drivers that have gone past lucky drive without their lights on. the rule is if you have your windshield wipers on,

yachtville look at rain, and highway 101 and down through southern marin as well. few breaks in the east bay. but the rain extends through mill valley and just south of here into south city. also in the south bay around the santa cruz mountains and just west of gilroy and morgan hill. so for the rest of the day we are looking at hit-or-miss light rain showers in the morning. as we go through the afternoon we will see heavier rain in the north bay, but everyone will see the rain that. includes the south bay and the east bay where your rainfall totals have been very light. by 7:00 the rain ends, pushing from northwest to southeast. we will look for drying skies overnight and, in fact, we may have to wait until next weekend, carolyn torque see more rain. but i'll have my full weather forecast for you in just a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. >>> because of flooding yesterday, about a mile of highway 121 was blocked off near schellville. that is expected to reopen, they hope, by 7:00 this morning. swollen creeks around the only problem across the north bay, in mill va

we'll move the maps to southern marin out as well. e marin headlunds, the cloud will be out there. as far as the forecast tonight, more clouds and rainfall developing. it's going to be a short-term deal with the rainfall late tonight into early tomorrow morning. and then tomorrow some morning clouds, a bit of a breeze. the extended forecast, sun/cloud mix with no real strong storms showing up in the five-day forecast. in the short term, you can see the cold front moving into northern california. for tonight we have the rainfall picking up with more clouds out there. saturday clouds, mostly cloudy skies. rainfall develops for tonight. forecast expectations, a few hundreds of an inch to possibly .5 of rainfall. for the coast at hills, we could have .5 right around the central portions of the bay, .25. the south bay, the system tapers off in san jose, possibly .10 with this system. this will be a quick mover and sunday. no threat after sunrise and a lot of clear skies with mostly sunny skies. here is our forecast model -- put it into moti

heavy rain especially in the north bay, the flood advisory through 7:45 through southern marin.or east bay and south bay viewers. you will get more into the act tomorrow morning. then the showers end and partly cloudy once again way north wednesday and thursday. live doppler 7hd if you want to follow us on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions, that's always a great resource. we will keep an eye on it for you out here. >> we can hear it coming down on your umbrella. thank you, lisa. in sports tonight, the warriors will be without forward david lee when they play the suns in phoenix. lee will miss his second straight game due to injury. last night the sharks bottled the columbus blue jackets before the break. easiliry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the sharks played columbus if their final game before the olympic break a milestone for coach todd mclellan cellen, now the all-time leader. he's coach the sharks for more games than anybody else, 435 and counting. let's start with a huge factor. father and son taking in the game. first

you can see pretty good swath of rain from southern marin county. terra linda had 2.30. also stretching out across parts of san pablo bay, towards vallejo, benicia, maybe around hercules, also pinole. heading towards cordelia and fairfield and also the east bay. nothing too heavy but it's on its way. 24 la fayette over towards san ramon, danville and probably out towards brentwood and antioch. up north still going up into mendocino county and lake county. 1 to 2.50 amounts. a little bit. not too much but a little bit favoring the peninsula. 50s on the temperatures. but the breeze makes it feel cooler. there goes one system. this one looks good. it will get howling wind advisories tonight, tomorrow. this looks really ramped under here. rainfall between now and sunday will be good again but i think the heaviest will be santa cruz mountains south. partly cloudy after our morning rain. breezy to windy. about time. sometimes be careful what you wish for. tomorrow night could be really windy. 50s, 60s. here's sal. >>> we're looking at a commute that is somewhat rough. it's sti

north bay things are light but tarker green moving into -- darker green moving into southern marin county east, not a lot. 50s on the temperatures. a very mild system. this is not a cold system yet. there's plenty back here that could lead to moderate to heavy rain. maybe thunderstorms later this afternoon. rain and wind not too bad. some of the higher elevations. it will get stronger later on. temperatures today 50s and 60s. here's sal. >> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that's okay. we don't want to scare anybody. it will be a little bit slower than usual because of the rain. on any given day. we have slow traffic right through the south bay. i do tell you that traffic is a little bit slower because of the wet weather on 280, 85 and 101. but again, only by about 10% or so. later, that might be a different story. look at 880. very slow heading south from leweling boulevard out to the fremont area. northbound is slow from 84 to the way up. and the san mateo bridge is also pretty slow. these things are definitely related to the weather. i want to show you the bay bridge tol

sergeant rick will receive his reward today at the marine base in southern california. >>> they have free the only known soldier in captivity. they will release them in guantanamo bay cuba and five prisoners will be released to protective custody in exchange for beau who was captured in of a gap stand. >>> we are talking about the burned god are body to regional park late sunday night. they found evidence near her remains and they contacted the woman's family who have not see her and her name still has not been released. the and yesterday they went to the the spot where his daughter's body was found and they think naomi was shot 1:20 saturday morning. several people were with her when that happened and his father doesn't understand why anybody were kill his daughter. >> i would like to know what she meant to you that you would put a pull lit in her head. now police want it to come forward for and testimony student and staff are done on a ruptured compass line. school police will be on campus to inform students and parents who don't know about the close our and school is expected to r

we're still finding some pockets of heavy rainfall throughout downtown san francisco, marin, napa and the southern peninsula, as well. it's not only that but the wind. anyone traveling over the bay bridge, san francisco eastside or oakland eastside dealing with winds that are shaking around the camera here. gusts up to 33 miles per hour and 28. that is sustained comes out of the southeast. sustained winds at 28 here for a good section of the bay area, and that's why we do think we'll have power outages throughout tonight and possibly with that second storm system as we head throughout friday, as well. totals are impressive. look at this, already today fairfax with 1.41 and sarah toga 1.12 and santa clara at .85 and we'll get a look across other locations. santa cruz .21. of course, we're continuing to track the sec storm and overall totals right now continue to ramp up the possibility by friday evening that actually san jose could have some of the highest totals with nearly 2.5 inches and over 2 inches expected in the north bay. we'll have more in my full micro climate forecast later on in the sho

terroir sky and mary oakland has been given ownership of sky and sky will meet her marin count tip fans and will retire to southernlifornia where they hope she will be mother to more champions. >> go sky. >>> and let's check in with torii campbell to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >>> some shocking comments accused of bullying his teammate what richie incognito has tweeted about his alleged victim who he called his best friend. >>> a major crash in oakland, we were first on the scene near hyland hospital and these are live pictures where you can see a truck flipped over and a lot of cars and lost damage, we moved here from a witness in a violent report find out why it landed this man behind bars. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2 and now back to you on the morning news. >>> now back over to sal, how is the commute, sal? >> well, they are doing well, oakland freeways are doing well, torii just mentioned east 30th and i have clouds. . >>> oakland downtown, 63, 70 in gilroy, 68 in morgan hill, 67 for redwood city, palo alto, a little cooler, still on the coast, a little fog is around and most

we're also hearing that as many as 20 russian marines armed with machine guns have surrounded a tv station in crimea, southern ukraine, although for right now they remain outside of the building. marines were called in to keep the building secure. this, as the country's ousted president emerged from the shadows today and came out swinging against his political opponents. a defiant viktor yanukovych made an appearance under russian presence saying that he's still in charge and he's not backing down. >> translator: nobody has overturned me. i was compelled to leave ukraine due to a direct threat of my life and my nearest and dearest. >> so that was his explanation for why he left. what he could not explain is how he plans to take back control of the country where an interim government is already in place and elections are set to pick a new leader. not to mention the fact that his supposed benefactor russian president vladimir putin has remained relatively quiet has his neighbor to the west unravels. putin put in a call for european leaders and at the same time, troops identified as russian military forces were

. >>> british royal marines have been reinforcing flood defenses in southern england after the riversover ran its banks. over 5,000 homes have been flooded and some have been underwater for more than a month now. >>> and in russia the last remaining independent news channel could soon be shut down. russia's big cabbel satellite provider dropped the station earlier this week. many are blaming the kremlin. we have reports from moscow. >> reporter: since 2010 tv deutsche has been feeding it's mix of entertainment into russian homes. it's willingness to broadcast opposition viewpoints has been drawing criticism of pro-kreml pro-kremlin. >> i don't like it when we're called opposition, and i will always tell that we're normal tv channel, and we do what we're required to do, and what every tv channel is required to do. we're covering all possible problems. >> reporter: last month they ran a phone-in poll asking would it have been better if leningrad had surrendered to the nazis in world war ii. the reaction was uncompromisings. first, putin's secretary said that they had crossed the red li

habitual relationship between the french foreign legion brigade that's in the southern portion of france and the second marine division. which is out of north carolina. so we are able to capitalize on that relationship and conduct something with the french. and to be honest, the great advantage to us and working with legionnaires who are very comparable to marine infantry in skills and attitude and capabilities and the way they employ their force, but would also did was provide just for enough that it really got us to stretch our legs, required aerial refuel in or to get to the ranges. we were able to go to an uncertain area, operate in an uncertain training environment that we hadn't seen before. and so to tie all those things together and execute a full mission profile, it ended up working out very well for us. and what it also did, both the spanish as well, with the spanish and french, having this force in that part of the mediterranean and it does harken back to what we discussed earlier, the '90s, and in the '80s when we did a lot of training with the french, the spanish, italian, a lot of our partners i

under attack, he fought back fearlessly recovering the life of a fellow marine and he will get his award in 29 palms in southernion reviving with the afghan taliban is trying to free them, the only known american soldier in captivity and according to the washington post, in exchange they will release taliban prisoners held at the u.s. in guantanamo bay, and they would be released to protective custody in exchange with afghanistan in 2009. back here the oakland city council will decide if they will move ahead for a controversial surveillance center and the city calls it an awareness center and the idea is to take feeds, and other surveillance sensors and funnel is all. the critics call it a spy center and they held a rally protesting its creation. we see it as a problem with civil liberties. >> critics will stop this project from already moving forward. >> and moving to san francisco in the near future, they are creating office space according to the financial times, they leased a square foot building not far from 16th and harrison and the report says the location will mostly be used from start ups ups google ha

southern part of france. that is how we train in order to team up with a partner nation. in this case, the spanish army and spanish marines and the french foreign legion which allowed access for us into areas for us to operate and execute full mission profiles where we are able to put the force together and tie together our ground combat element and insert them into a range and long enough distance away that he was able for us to replicate to scale what it would be like to project a force into some of the areas we were responsible for. we also took the v-22's in support of those doing support operations for africa. when they were training in senegal, we supported them with equipment, approximately 1600 nautical miles from moron to senegal. pretty significant movement. it was the first time v-22's were introduced in the western part of africa. we were able to do key leader engagements throughout the western and northern africa. on the left of the slide, you see support operations for africa in may, september, and october. we were also able to take marines in theater, the black sea rotational force, special purpose magtf af

southern california. the system that is tracking mainly along the coast should bring the highest rain totals along the areas there in the marin coast, sonoma county coastline, to santa cruz. maybe as much as 1/4 inch of rain along the coast around santa cruz. some of the hill tops may pick up 1/2 inch of rain. we're expecting a little less rain inland, but more so closer to that area of low pressure which will be tracking north-to-south during the day tomorrow. i want to jump ahead to the bigger storm in the forecast, not for a while. once we get past the system on sunday, things will stay dry through wednesday and thursday of next week. but saturday, now, that should be a fairly strong cold front, unlike this cutoff low that drops down the coast. this one could be a big-time snow producer as a conveyor of moisture aims in on the sierra. that system has the potential for perhaps two to three feet of snow. something to look forward to towards the end of the seven-day forecast. tomorrow, chance of rain. much cooler temperatures. highs in the mid-50s in san jose. highest chances along the peninsula coastline. pacifica southward

sergeant rick will receive his award at the marine base in 29 palms in southern california. >>> 7:56.has won its first-ever olympic medal in ice dancing. just a warning we're gonna update the current medal counts in a moment. ♪ >> ice dancers merle davis and charlie won gold. the two have been skating for 17 years. the united states and russia both have 19 medals. norway has 18. that's followed by the netherlands with 17 and germany has 15. >>> 7:57. baseball players working for peanuts. the new lawsuit followed by minor league baseball players saying they are minimum wage. >>> good morning. right now we're looking at a commute that is finally seeing some improvement in some areas as we look at hirm 24. i will give you -- highway 24. i will give you a drive time as you head out the door. >>> a lot of cloud cover over us. cloudy to mostly cloudy day. any rain out of these clouds or just all show and no go again? anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made wi

now in southern ukraine protesters have clashed showing more signs of a divided nation the latest on ukraine after the break. starforce. felix to the finish line. on. what is. we welcome marinate and abby martin surely to a precocious on the art team that work. is going to give you the numbers might give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about it i'll bring you this the revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness for a story with the sense that it's very very real problems which would be described as angry i think in a strong. other single. now to the uprising in ukraine where protests have bought brought chaos to kiev but tensions are rising outside of kiev this time in southern ukraine artie's that you are going to takes us to a mass protest today that became quickly heated. detention as you can see and you're fine right now. we could lose the ranking just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of was supposed to open she's also ukraine second largest seaport broke russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days in

southern afghanistan. he learned that the americans and soldiers were caught off. marine,d with a fellow and broken the ambush, just the two of them. he knocked down anyone who stood in their way. janice m a n afghanistan or better was walking down the road with an american intelligence officer, went to tell a band partners -- went to taliban snuck up on them. martin --n and not -- marked him for death, but he survived and was reunited with friend last october as one of america's newest residents. -- is a national disgrace [applause] it is a national disgrace that a edward snowden is a household name and icon are -- ty carter and dakota meyer are not. those men are the muscle and fiber of the strategy that is working. those men did what some would consider impossible. told andries should be retold over and over again. not just those heroes, but our troops as well. have09, coalition forces lost entire sections of the map to a resurgent taliban. the taliban were back, a deadly enemy that would burn their entire country to the ground if it meant keeping a woman out of school

southern part of france. in order towe train team up with a partner nation. armyis case, the spanish and spanish marines and the french foreign legion which allowed access for us into areas for us to operate and execute full mission profiles where we are able to put the force together and tie together our ground combat element and insert them into a range and long enough distance away that he was able for us to replicate to scale what it would be like to project a force into some of the areas we were responsible for. 22's in took the v-ss supportof those doing operations for africa. when they were training in withal, we supported them equipment approximately 1600 nautical miles from maron to senegal. pretty significant movement. time v-22'sirst were introduced in the western part of africa. we were able to do key leader engagements throughout the western and northern africa. youhe left of the slide, see support operations for africa in may, september, and october. we were also able to take marines in theater, the black , specialtional force , althoughgtf africa their missions are not merely crisis respo

marin coast. 7:00 maybe san francisco and the peninsula. the biggest is offshore. could see some thunderstorms along the coast in southern california. but by 9:00 the peninsula looking pretty wet here. in our east bay valleys, it doesn't look like we will get so lucky, but throughout the afternoon still the possibility of showers around vallejo and the east bay. the best chance from the coast down through the santa cruz mountains. maybe half an inch today underneath sunny and cool conditions. 57 in the city with 59 in san jose. look for 60 in oakland. in the accuweather seven-day forecast, the chance of rain. tomorrow maybe as much as half-inch. milder middle of the week and increasing clouds by friday, hoping for some rain next weekend. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. get the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, video forecasts, weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> lisa, thank you very much. next, the road worthy version of a children's toy car. and ho >> kids can get free dental screenings today. the pacific university dental program will provide the exams. it will also f

collapse the sea wall below it british marines are being called in to help the stranded residents in parts of an underwater for a month. it's the wettest winters southern britain has seen nearly two hundred and fifty years. in france's northwest power's been restored after severe winds overnight parts of britain remain on severe flood watch contemplating the western tip of the country. this edition is still with us the world this week is next the eye. on the it's time for the world this week seven days for paris based correspondents one hour with the salmon steamed bulletin columnist for the international york times welcome thinking about what was going to come down most of funny. editor in chief of a cool hip and thomas in that dot com which is the contents of the world's press all each week on an online an online today. and also has paul taylor europe editor for them reuters news agency and an originator of the turkish daily newspaper salmon and salmon topped off our thank you for very much for being with us and world this week we can join the conversation on facebook and twitter are stacked. t w t w. the games begin. okay so so cheap is better known

southern afghanistan. he learned that the americans and soldiers were caught off. he joined with a fellow marine, and broken the ambush, just the two of them. he knocked down anyone who stood in their way. janice m a n afghanistan or better was walking down the road with an american intelligence officer, went to tell a band partners -- went to taliban fighters snuck up on them. the taliban and not -- martin -- marked him for death, but he survived and was reunited with his american friend last october as one of america's newest residents. it is a national disgrace -- it is a national disgrace that a [applause] trader like edward snowden is a household name and icon are -- ty carter and dakota meyer are not. those men are the muscle and fiber of the strategy that is working. those men did what some would consider impossible. there stories should be told and retold over and over again. not just those heroes, but our troops as well. in 2009, coalition forces have lost entire sections of the map to a resurgent taliban. he taliban were back, a deadly enemy that would burn their entire country to the

marin county would be in line for rain. the lowest tracking towards central and southern california, possibility maybe even of tornadoes down there. would not shock me. this is a really powerhouse system. until that gets east and south of us, it will continue from the south, dragging across -- well, very unstable air which is why a possibility of thundershowers exists later today. napa, 16 miles an hour. there is a due east wind until the low goes through. then we'll see more of a westerly. that won't be for a while. look for a blustery, breezy day. rainfall projections, the heaviest will be in the santa cruz mountains south. there's already over 2 inches. 3 would not surprise, maybe 3.25 for other areas. a good system. heaviest in the morning but all day. you can see something that could come down and just pour for a brief period of time. watch out if you have to head out. 60s on the temperatures. today through about noon on saturday, i think we're in line. after that, things will calm down. monday there are hinting of maybe another system, monday/tuesday to the north. >> we know you are taking pictures. we want to sear st

southern afghanistan. of he learned that four americans and afghan soldiers were cut off. he joined with a fellow marine and broke through the ambush, just the two of them, bringing his comrades back to safety and knocking down anyone who stood in their wayment janice shinweri, an afghan interpreter, was walking down the road with an american as well intelligencr when two taliban fighters snuck up on them. janice acted quickly. he killed the two taliban before they could kill his american friend. the taliban marked him for deathment but janice was luckier than most. he survived and was reunited with his american friend at reagan national airport last october as one of america's new residents. it's a national disgrace -- [applause] it's a national disgrays that a traitor -- disgrace that a traitor like are edward snowden is a household name and ty carter, dakota meyer and janice shinweri are not. those men are the muscle and fiber of a strategy that is working. those men did what some would consider impossible. their stories should be told and retold over and over again. not just those heroes, but our tr

marin county, interstate 580 is starting to back up in the fasttrack lanes. the right side of the screen for the westbound 580 commute. >> just into kron4 news room. a southern california train network has begun using technology that is designed to avoid crashes. mitchell links positive train control system lets a dispatcher stop engines from far away as something is wrong. congress mandated this technology after a metro link engineer ran a red light wall texting . >> covered california is closing in on a million signups. so far, more than 800,000 californians have signed up for insurance. the latest figures are currently mid february. >> to american security officers have been found dead on a ship made famous after is somali pirates hijacking. police and the island nation of seychelles said that jeffrey reynolds and marcus kennedy, both 44 were found dead in a cabin. that is the ship hijacked by power since 2009, which led to the movie captain phillips. the police gave no cause of death. the two men worked for the u.s.-based trident security. former military personnel for equally provide security on board ships that are selling to the waters of somalia. >>